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Newspaper Page TextCHURCH NOTICES iii(ir Kilwiiil tluirrli will lin Hitrvico la ClirlHt urcb nt Sunday cvoiiind at 7:30. i wccom. M. K. Church Hundny cIkI at 10 a. i.,chlnK. 1 ' Tl',n u nY- Ldifur's luBt Hornion In the Meth- L( church bore thin year. Bpwortli 1-eanuo, i p. hi. ....... I. . ... ttinca urlll lia n in twice at the Congregational ,rch, t rl,l,' Unv- "n"rur wl HCll. It ( th dealro of the pastor that hit people ami frlendH who attend L Motlioillxt church lie prvannl at III tllOB IMTVlfl-a. V. N. HiNDiuii, ranior. ( (iMKicKiillimrtl Church 10 a. ni. Sunday hcIiooI. 11 a. in Morning woriililp.t .' ll o'clock, Morning woralilp. inn, "TlB Cliurcli and lta Mom- n." . p ,. ciirlMtlan Kndoavor. Top- 'ClirlHllitnlty Compared With ucr Mlglona.' p. m -Thero v.-Ill bn union aor ta which everyone I Invited. It Samllfur will apoak. Thla will Mr. Handlfur liint Humluy with this ymr, ait ho gooa to conforonce hi week. I In will havo a uionaago hi. W'calliorly'a Ico Cream iklnu every day. at Krod Hon. C. J. Jlurd of Lane county, who dollvored tlio uddn- at the fair ground on Orange day, la one of the prominent and progromdvo farmora of Hint county, llo H uIho mnBtiir of the Kugene market, which was nHtahllHlmd hy tlio farmers for the aale of tluilr product direct to the coiiHumor. It hint proved a groat auccoiig and market day Kugene la alwaya looked forward to and at tract largo crowdH. Mr. Hurd la alao shipper for rarmera and accom panloa each ahlpment to I'otrland, thua cutting out the middleman'.! prollt. llo Ih ahio purchasing agent and onion mipplleg bucIi hh twlno, machinery, fertilizer, etc., by tlio carload. This organization ha licon the mean of necurlng Hiipplle at flrat com and receiving (ho highest murkot price for their products The vole of women In the coming presidential camimlgn will ho a very Important factor, hh eiimil rlghtn have hoen granted In twelve different Htatea, with a total voting population of thoKo who huvo reglHtorcd of 3.6(16,446. The Matea In which wo men will vote aro IUIikiIh, California, Hainan. Colorndo, Waalilngtou, Ore gon, Arteona, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and Nevada. ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1916 Mini lot on Ih cultivated In Kngland and other foreign countrloa, hut Imre In Oregon It growa In unlimited quiintllle and no flroHldo Ih com plete at ChrlKtmaa time without iiiIh tletoe. It grown on onk treea and Ih very common hero. I HIGH SCHOOL NOTES ! NOTICK TO CX).NTKACTOIt8 SEALED PROPOSALS, addreaaed to the County Court of Columbia Tin. ...... ii . . . .vu.i.nj, uit'Kuu, bi ni. rieiena, ure- ino enrollment of tlio high Heboid gon. and enl.rr,l "Prnnn.oi. tv.- im. nunilieni 77 HtiidenU. proving tlio following Koads in Col- M.;;h ,;,, n ttan wan recently j iioimul that Hhe had been awarded STONY POINT HOAD, "S" LINE tho Hlato flrHt prize In tlio hygienic I 1 SI'KCIAL. eHHiiy contoHt conducted hy the Htato' 8TONY IOINT HOAD, "T" LINE. Stato , o 'n0;0"0"'8 f rCKn-! "i8 oflhlT above mentioned H " mnH ""'. hecuuRo en- Iloads as the Contractors may elect Hiiys wore sent in from hcIiooIh all!'0 b,d upon, will bo received by said over the alato. The atudont body ounty Court until 10 o'clock a. m., Joins tho faculty congratulating ' S"ptenibe,r 23r!' 1916- an(1 nt t'10-MIk,- liuiiu congratulating iafteri an(, at that t, w,u be b, "atlan. j licly opened and read. On Tuesday, September 19, a birth- A" ProPOHai must be made upon day pnrty wuh elvnn hv ti. ,.i. I blank forms, to be obtained from the .A? ' "'"u by 1,10 """'"".Hoadmaster, at his office at St. Hel m honor of Ml Dunns' birthday. ! ens, Ore.; Must give prices proposed, Tho table waB artistically decorated j both In writing and In figures, and with pink roses. Tlio birthday eako, ' must De BK"ed by the bidder, with Livery, Feed and Sale Stable DRAYINC AND TRANSFER All Busineu Promptly Attended To PHONE IS OR 12 JVM. H. DAV1ES ST. HELENS, OREGON Prop. I his address Plans and Specifications are on file and may be examined In the of fice of the County Clerk. Plans and Specifications are also on file, and may be examined at the ; residence of T. E. Mills,' Supervisor, Vernonla, Oregon. I Each bidder shall deposit with his 1 bid a certified check, cash, or a surety bond, for an amount of at least five per cent of his bid, payable 1 to the County Clerk, which shall be forfoltcd to the County, In case the' award Is made to him, and he shall ' neglect, fall or refuse, for a period of five days, after such award lu made, to enter Into a contract and 1 file the required bond. Tho right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. i It. 8. HATTAN, County Judge. 1 A. E. HARVEY, Commissioner. JUDSON WEED, Commissioner. H. E. ABRY, Roadmaster. A. F. BARNETT, County Clerk. 39-2 FOR A NICE LUNCH Come to MASON'S ,v Short Orders, Waffles, Sandwiches The cleanliness and service will a'noeal to vou CANDIES, ICE CREAM, CIGARS, ETC. Get the Habit- COME TO MASON'S to EUROPEAN PLAN AMERICAN PLAN EVERYTHING MODERN AT THE ST. HELENS HOTEL J. f.EORGE, Proprietor ALL BUSSES CALL AT HOTEL RATES $1.00 AND UP SPECIAL RATES TO REGULAR BOARDERS which hud been innda by Miss Marie walker, had sixteen caudles on It. After four nttempts.lho guests finally nucceeded In blowing out tho candles, which marked her age of "sweet 16." Tho cako was cut by Miss Dunns and was greatly enjoyed by all. Those present besides tlm guest of honor were tlio members of the high school faculty nnd the seniors. Then came congratulations, wiidiing her many tnoro happy birthday anniversaries. It's sure "tiood Knight" for the phjslci) class from now on. The high school girls cure are live wires. Through Mltis Adr.ms we so cured freo uso of the Suncct gym, while the boys must hustlo for the rent. They havo organized an In door baseball team, refcrced by Prof. Knight, and a busgetbull team. coached by Mr. Taylor. j AH of tho classes except the Jun- AAAAAAAAAA1 lor class havo elected their class of-' WHEN YOU WANT A fleers. The present Junior class is not slow, only a little conservative. Tho freshmen clp.es officers are: President, Juna Moorhcud; vice president, Helena Walkar; treasurer, Annelto Pnyno; socro;?.ry, Mablo D. vU'h; sergeant at arms, Albert Uutts. The sophomoro cluus officer.! are: President, Lcotcr Lrko; vice presi dent, Harold Decker; secretary, Neva GartiiK.ii; treasurer, Albert Faxon; sergeant at arms, Frank Ueclcr; as sistant sergeant at arms, Harold Decker. Soilor officers r.ro: President, Kenneth Howell; vice president,: Adcllo Link; Bccrjtr.ry, Lawrence Dr. vies; treasu.'ir, John Southard. Tho seniors' mottc must ba "Peace be with us" thera Is no Bsrgeant at nriiiii. Will the American history clans neve c lasD to embarrass) Mr. Shis- :io.-. Not only the grados hut al-o the high school aro busy, not only enjoy ing a half holiday but also fair work. I woi:dcr l. Addio still IMnks we need "sympathy" in school. I doubt whether Mr. linker thinks so. Ixiok out, frjslilos, tlio sophs arc on yom" track. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAj Many people who say they do the best they can don't. j You arc not doing the best you can for yourself on the Clothes pro position until you have your Clothes Individually Tailored to your meas ure by J. F. RYAN MERCHANT TAILOR The Best is None Too Good All Work Guaranteed. Estimates Furnished. R. CONSTANTIN PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK. St. Helens -Oregon GOOD CIGAR SAY SO Only 5c at your dealer. Save 25 SUN RAY Bands and receive a beautiful pic- i hire free of charge. OUR RULE OF BUSINESS is to pay cash and buy in large quantities. In this way we save you money on your purchases. Our stock of DRY GOODS, SHOES AND NOTIONS is complete and the prices are low. Good Groceries our Specialty Try us with your next order A. T. KIBLAN Phone 35 Houlton (West St. Helens) A special session of the Oregon Htr.to association of county Judges and commissioners bus been called to consider needed chnngeo in road legislation whleli are to be presented to the next legislative assembly for consideration. The mooting Is called for September 29 at Salem. It is planned to hold another meeting In December, when 'ho Ideas advanced at this conference will have been gone over nnd probably codified. George's Market ST. 1IF.I.ENS KKKHH AX1 SALT MEATS PHONi: 48 Prompt Service CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet $570.00 F. O. B. St. Helens Sold on easy terms Hupmobile Service Station Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires OIL, GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES Best equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto , and Marine Work St. Helens, Battery Recharging Oregon INDEPENDENT MILK CO. Dealers In MILK, CREAM BUTTERMILK We solicit a share of tho St. Helens trade, and guarantee satisfaction. Phone 42 ST. HELENS No. 18 HANK STATKMKNT Report of the condition of the Columbia County Hank, at St. Hel ens, In tho state of Oregon, nt the close of business September 12, 1916. Itexourres Loans and discounts. . . . $169,074.38 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 962.46 Bonds and warrants.... 51,453.65 l)nnktr.g house 17,030.00 Furniture and fixtures.. 2,695.00 Other real estate owned. 5,002.37 Due from approved re serve banks 64,504.08 Cash on hand 11,760.11 Clinrku nnd other cash items 2,268.11 OVH WANT ADS HKINU HKSILTS LODGES The Loyal Order of Moose, St. Hel ens Lodge No. 1238. Meet the first and third Wednesday of each month. All visitors cordially Invited. HARRY BENNETT, Dictator. E. B. WOODS, Sec. T1IK CKLKUItATKD BERGMANN SHOE Awardul ('old Medal V. V. I. V.. Han Francisco, 11)15. I-ogon.' Cruiaei's, Miners ami HiMirtmnou. Men's Comfort Drewt Shoes. Stroiiii Shoes for Hoys. Manufactured by TllKO. IIKIUJ.MANN SHOE Ml (!. CO. 8t Tlnirnmn Street 1'OKTLAND, OKK. ANK .ou TIIK llEIKiMAN.V WATKKPKOOK 8I1OI0 OIL Pentral Market L- x i I'lioiie 00 IS It, I. PLl'MMElt, Prop. The market of Purity nnd Quality of Meat both Kreuli and Cured. (Jrentext assortment of Lunch Meats In town. lllghoNt cash price paid for hogs and veal. Total $314,750.16 Liabilities Canltnl stock paid ln...$ 60,000.00 Surplus fund 10,000.00 Undivided profits, loss cxr Denses and taxos paid 4Jtt.ut) Postal savings bank do- nosits 14,283.20 Individual deposits sub ject to check 163,617.05 Demand certificates of dRDOBltS . 2,572.62 Cnsbler checks outstand ing 2,948.19 fortified checks 12. Time and Savings depos- its 70,879.74 Total $314,750.16 Stute of Oregon, Pminlv nr CnltimhlA. SR. i a f. fitnnn rnnliior nf the above named bnnk, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true 10 me best of my knowledge ano oenei. A. L. STONE, Cashier Corrcst Attest: EDWIN ROSS, MARTIN WHITE, nirnntnra Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 18th day of September, 191b J. W. DAY. Mntnrv Public. My commlasion expires May 24, 1920. MIzpah Chapter O. E. S. meots In Masonic Hall the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. MRS. LILLA M. CROUSE, W. M. JOHN PHILIP, Secy. Tllllcum Tribo No. 62, Improved O. R. M., of Yankton, Ore., meets at its wigwam, second and fourth Sat urdays of each month. W. G. BRANNON, C. Of R. EBER BROWN. Sach. St. Helens Rebekah Lodge, No. 217, meets first and third Thursday of each month in I. O. O. P. Hall. Visiting members always welcome. MRS. ANNA H. SAURER, N U. MRS. ELLA ALLEN, Sec'y. Columbia Encampment, No. 77, I. O. O. F. meets in the I. O. O. F. Hall, on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. Sojourn' tng Patriarchs most cordially Invited to meet with us HARRY BENNETT, C. P. C. W. BLAKESLEY, Scribe, st- Helens Lodge T.- A l . Ma 117 T M n I? -tiVtktSTM meets In the I O O. F. building, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, visiting members are al ways given a hearty welcome. ' CARL H. AAMOND. N. O C. W. BLAKESLEY, Sec. Avon Lodge No. 62 Knights of Pythias meetB every Tuesday even Ing in Castle Hall, St. Helens. Vis Ring Knights always welcome JAMES O'CONNOR, C. C. E. A. ROSS, K. of 11. & S. A St. llelnns Lodge No. 82 tfSr A. F. & A. M. meets 1st 'W and 3rd Saturday In each mouth. Visiting brothers cordially H. J. SOUTHARD, W. M. E. E. QUICK, Secy. TrfT kl i I 1 2Se f-J-?--M Protect Yourself Against Illness! You may be enjoying the best of health today. There may come siege of illness. ARE YOU PREPARED FOR IT? ' Doctor's bills and enforced idleness are expensive. When you have a bank account you are prepared to combat illness. Can you conceive of anything more tragic than a long period ef illness without any funds! Therefore, if You Haven't a Bank Account, Start One Today The Columbia County Bank St, Helens, Ore. OLDEST IN THE COUNTY Free Roadbeds for the Jitney Bus? DO THE taxpayers of Columbia County intend to bestow upon the Jitney Bus the unrestricted use of the highways maintain highways built at the expense of the many for the privilege of money-making by a few? Columbia County's highways, now being used extensively by Jitney Buses (to the detriment and some degree of danger. ;o the individual pleasure and business vehicles) are being paid tor by the taxpayers of the entire county ! Precisely just as any other taxpayer is concerned in the use, and abuse of public facilities, so does the railway company raise the question of upkeep of the highways. WHAT WILL THE JITNEY BUS DO TO HELP ST. HELENS OR DEVELOP COLUMBIA COUNTY? . Arc the returns on this form of transportation investment uflicient to bear their proper proportion of maintenance of he highways upon which the Jitney Buses operate? Those who regularly patronize Jitney Buses, closely para lleling the railroad, and competing for the railroad's established 'msiness, are invited to consider WHETHER THE COM MERCIAL JITNEY BUSES HELP LAND VALUES, to my degree, as compared with the railway lines. SPOKANE, PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY.